Nestled beneath historic churches and ancient buildings, the space features exposed brick walls, rustic wooden furniture, and soft, warm lighting that create a cozy, inviting ambiance. The high vaulted ceilings and stone arches give it an authentic, almost cellar-like feel, transporting visitors to a different era.

However, there are some details that no one usually tells visitors, and that shocked us when we experienced them.

1. It's usually packed, especially in winter: Its welcoming atmosphere attracts many visitors and locals, so finding a spot can be tricky, particularly during peak hours. This caught us by surprise; the crowds were a bit overwhelming, and we didn't stay long before having to leave.